Sentence examples for a depth of some from inspiring English sources

The ship was found lying on its starboard side at a depth of some 390 feet (119 metres).

Before the loading process started, Super Servant 3 sank to a depth of some 45 feet and only its forward bridge, after floatation towers, and three stem-to-stern catwalks broke the water's surface.

The drilling rig was only a day or two away from reaching what Goldberg called "the basement," or the transition from Triassic to Paleozoic rock, at a depth of some seventeen hundred and twelve feet.

As it turns north between Florida and the Bahamas, the Florida Current flows at a depth of some 2,600 feet (790 m) and then follows the continental slope beyond the edge of the shelf.

The existence of the aircraft at Goodwin Sands, off the Kent coast, became known when it was spotted by divers in 2008 at a depth of some 50ft lying on a chalk bed with a small debris field around it.

The Libra offshore oilfield is located at a depth of some 5,000m (16,500ft), below a thick layer of salt sediments, which makes its exploration extremely challenging.

Up to a depth of 200m (650ft), some 23% of the groundwater stored in the basin is too salty, and about 37% "is affected by arsenic at toxic concentrations", they said.

Most short-term SSEs occur at a depth of ≤50 km, but some exceptionally deep events occur along the Ryukyu Trench.

Flooding near a bridge reached a depth of 4 feet, stranding some residents in their homes.

Flooding reached a depth of 2 feet in some places, which damaged roads and affected a trailer park in Hertford County.

It survives to a depth of 1.5 m in some places and is up to 4 m wide.